Guide: Trade in Remarkable 2 for Remarkable Paper Pro / Save Money on Remarkable Paper Pro

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I am not affiliated, associated with, nor sponsored by Remarkable or Best Buy. This trade in offer only works in the US.

For Remarkable fans, it was great to see a full color Remarkable announced, the Remarkable Paper Pro aka Remarkable 3. There are some good and bad things about the new color Remarkable. One of the bad things is Remarkable isn’t offering an upgrade / trade-in program similar to companies like Apple.

The good news for US residents is that Best Buy sells the Remarkable Paper Pro and offers (currently) US$125 trade in credit on your old Remarkable 2. Yes, you could probably get more selling it direct yourself on Facebook Marketplace, eBay, or Craigslist. But judging by the flood of Remarkable tablets hitting these websites, expect a bit of downward price pressure. The retail price on Best Buy is now $679, which is the same price on Amazon (mind you Amazon has an easier return policy).

If you have a Best Buy Credit Card, you can also get the Remarkable interest free for 12 months, which might just lessen the pain of upgrading.

Reminder, I am not affiliated, associated with, nor sponsored by Remarkable or Best Buy. Sharing this in good faith with the community. I do not know if retailers outside the US offer a trade in. Amazon doesn’t, but does have the Remarkable Paper Pro. Thanks.

Save Money on the Remarkable Paper Pro!

If you’re not in the US and looking to save money on the Remarkable Paper Pro, you can save at least $60 on the Remarkable Paper Pro by buying an after market case instead of the official case, learn more here.

Want More Remarkable Advice?

Want to get more out of your Remarkable tablet? You may find these other Remarkable and Remarkable Paper Pro guides that I wrote useful.

Remarkable Paper (aka Remarkable Paper Pure)

Remarkable 2

Remarkable Paper Pro Move

Remarkable Paper Pro 

Remarkable v Kindle Scribe

I have even more Remarkable tips and advice here.

Not interested in the Remarkable? If you’re after a very portable eInk reader (no handwriting support, just for reading), I am really enjoying the XTEINK X4 and have written a getting started guide for the XTEINK X4.

 Any and all advice, guides, and reviews are unbiased and based on my personal experience. If you buy through affiliate links, I may earn commissions, which helps support my website. This does not have an impact on posts or my opinion of any reviewed products. If you find this post helpful and want to say thanks, please buy me a coffee or take a look at my book on Amazon. It keeps this page ad-free. Thank you!

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